Family Found Slain In Burning Home In Park Ridge
In a quiet Park Ridge suburb northwest of Chicago a family was found slain in their brick ranch home after a fire. Raymond Fuchs 49 Ruth 48 Linda 14 Scott 16 were discovered in the basement with bindings and wounds. A fifth son Jeffrey 18 was found badly burned in the kitchen and unidentified. Fire officials said the fire may have been staged to cover the killings. All victims appeared without burns in the basement and were wrapped in bedding. Neighbors described a close but quiet family. The Maine East High School students were in the school band and the parents volunteered with the Music Boosters.
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Park Ridge
Raymond A. Fuchs
Ruth
Linda
Scott
Chicago
Jeffrey
Anthony Sciaraffa
Cook County
Norman Brown
Sciaraffa
Fuchs
Brown
Henry Olesky
Maine East High School
OPEC to raise royalties by two percent on oil exports
In Quito, OPEC nations agreed to a 2 percent royalty increase, boosting the typical rate to about 16 percent in some cases. The move, part of a three-month extension of price freezes, aims to curb inflation with minimal impact on consumers while Saudi Arabia negotiates stock gains in AAOC.
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Quito
Ecuador
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Saudi Arabia
OPEC
Arabian American Oil Co
Monguno
Venezuela
Personal News of Wellsville Continues With Obituaries
Funeral services for Mrs. Richard Kriz were held at Myers Funeral Home Wellsville with Rev. Clarence Smith presiding and pallbearers listed. Burial followed at Sunrise Memorial Gardens. Calvin Clement service occurred Monday afternoon at Myers Funeral Home Wellsville with Rev. Delbert Admire officiating. Organist was Mrs. A. E. Updyke. pallbearers included Raymond Barton Joe Peery Richard Arnall Robert Whitehead Harold Wilson and Bill Bentley. burial at Wellsville cemetery. Mr and Mrs Robert Whitehead returned from a week in Tallahassee Florida visiting Mr and Mrs John Mudd and children.
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Richard Kriz
Myers Funeral Home
Wellsville
Clarence Smith
A. E. Updyke
William Burkhalter
E. C. Burkhalter
C. P. Lehnen
Bill Rottman
Jesse Meadows
Curtis Peery
Sunrise Memorial Gardens
Robert Whitehead
John Mudd
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Bob Bell
Cindy
Andy
Crestwood
Centralia Women and Cabaret Combined Local Events
Personal News of Centralia reports the Women’s Club event at Centralia High School with 12 antiques and crafts dealers from Centralia area including Gray’s Antiques and Judy Redfield’s Antiques. Also noted are Daughters of American Revolution members touring Jefferson City for Flag Day and Missouri School Food Service convention attendees from Mexico Public Schools.
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Centralia High School
Centralia
Gray
Lawson
Judy Redfield
Columbia
Mildred Cooper
Thompson
Burton
Clark
Rachael
Pittsfield
Ilinois
Taggart
Chillicothe
Margaret Lucas
Macon
Emma
Mexico
Daughters of American Revolution
Jefferson City
Christopher Bond
Governor's Mansion
State House
Cole County Historical Museum
Linwood Martin
W. P. Marion
Glen Squires
Mexico Public Schools Food Service
Missouri School Food Service Association
Joplin
Ford Stotler
Stotler
George Batts
Clifford DeLong
Orville Fishburn
Controversial Rules Call For School Sex Equality
Washington AP HEW unveils rules to curb sex discrimination in schools from kindergarten to college. Aims include coed physical education, equal dorm policies, and changes to scholarships while avoiding big revenue sports and textbook issues. Public comment until Oct 15. final form requires presidential approval. Missouri shifts age of majority to 18. ambulance attendant-driver qualifications drop from 21 to 18. liquor age unchanged.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Justice Department
Congress
Jefferson City
Missouri
Divided Presbyterians Seek Reunion
Presbyterians from the North and South move toward joint sessions to study reunification after 113 years of separation. A 126 page draft calls for a two year church wide study with ratification by local units and potential growth to about 4 million members if unified. Moderators Marsh and Bottoms foresee reunion.
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George W. Cornell
Louisville, Ky
Presbyterian Church
U.S
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterians
New Church
Southern Baptist
United Methodist
Atlanta
Clinton W. Marsh
Omaha
Neb
Southern Church
Lawrence W. Bottoms
First child born to Mr and Mrs Dishman in Rochester
David Allen Dishman weighs nine pounds two ounces at 6 12 a.m. Sunday birth in Rochester. Parents are Mr and Mrs Larry Dishman. grandparents are Mr and Mrs Marvin Dishman of Mexico and Mr and Mrs Stanley Graf of Kewnee Ill. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Carl Dishman of Mexico. Mr Dishman is a graduate nurse and Mrs Dishman a surgical nurse at St Marys Hospital.
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Larry Dishman
Rochester
Minn
David Allen
Marvin Dishman
Mexico
Stanley Graf
Kewnee
Ill
Carl Dishman
Dishman
St. Mary’s Hospital
Schlesinger Doubtful On Nuclear Aid to Egypt
Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger voiced reservations about the United States aiding Egypt to build nuclear power plants. He said he would have weighed the advantages and disadvantages, and Pentagon officials suggested he leans against the idea. The issue ties to normalization of relations with Egypt, following a seven year break, while Israel’s long-standing, nonruptured ties and its two reactors are noted. Critics have questioned whether aid could enable Egypt to pursue weapons, though no similar concerns are raised about Israel.
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Washington
James R. Schlesinger
U.S
Egypt
Schlesinger
Pentagon
United States
Israel
Congress
Nixon
Former AEC Chairman Cautions on U.S. Nuclear Aid
Schlesinger, ex-chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, warned that U S aid to develop peaceful nuclear power carries some risk of aiding weapons work but judged the risk relatively small given safeguard agreements already written and to come.
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Schlesinger
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Schessinger
United States
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